Climatic Meaning in English

word

US

kɫaɪˈmætɪk

kly-MAT-ik

UK

klaɪmˈætɪk

kly-MAT-ik

Definition

Related to climate, especially the weather conditions of a place over a long period.

Usage & Nuances

Used mainly in scientific, geographic, and environmental contexts. Not to be confused with 'climactic' (which refers to a climax or peak). Often found in phrases like 'climatic change' or 'climatic conditions.' Formal register.

• Spanish: climático
• Portuguese (BR): climático
• Portuguese (PT): climático
• Chinese (Simplified): 气候的
• Chinese (Traditional): 氣候的
• Hindi: जलवायु संबंधी
• Arabic: مناخي
• Bengali: আবহাওয়াজনিত - জলবায়ুগত
• Russian: климатический
• Japanese: 気候の
• Vietnamese: khí hậu
• Korean: 기후의
• Turkish: iklimle ilgili
• Urdu: آب و ہوا سے متعلق
• Indonesian: klimatik - berkaitan dengan iklim

Example Sentences

Many plants have adapted to the climatic conditions of deserts.

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The climatic data shows rising temperatures over time.

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This animal cannot survive drastic climatic changes.

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Recent climatic events have made farming much more difficult in this region.

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Scientists are studying how climatic factors influence disease outbreaks.

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The hotel's architecture was designed with local climatic conditions in mind.

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